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Training a dog to listen to commands can be easy

September 7, 2013 By

Many negative behaviors and habits can be removed from a dog. If you have not trained these traits out of your dog, use these tips to correct this behavior. A dog can be turned into the ideal pet with the right training.

Make certain you’re consistent when you are crate training your young puppy. Whenever you let your puppy out of the crate, he must be given the immediate chance to go potty. Over time, the puppy will be able to wait until the appropriate opportunity to answer the call of nature.

When you start dog training, come up with a verbal cue that will tell your pet they’ve followed your command. “yes” is a great bridge word between the dogs positive accomplishment and the reward they receive.

When training dogs, use a similar tone and volume when you give commands. Your tone will indicate that you’re serious and to be respected. They will also know when you are being positive.

Always be ready with dog treats. Your dog should realize why you are happy with him. This is how they’ll know what to do and what not to do.

If your pet is prone to jumping onto your lap, you should gently squeeze his paws after he does so. This communicates that the behavior is unacceptable and should be avoided. This won’t hurt your dog, but it will give them an uncomfortable feeling that will help teach them not to do it again. They should learn to stop jumping because they don’t like the reaction they get.

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Do not have overly long training sessions. Dogs have a short attention span, and keeping the training sessions short and sweet prevents them from becoming a boring chore your dog dreads. You can choose to adopt a more intensive regimen, but only if you are willing to allow your dog a few moments of relaxation and play to break up the session.

Make sure that your dog will not need to engage in any type of response when you deny him. Find positive and supportive ways to train your furry friend. When you say ‘no’, your dog isn’t understanding how it should respond to you. Not only is each situation different, every breed of dog is also different. Therefore, you should adjust your training based off your dog’s breed and the specific situation at hand.

In order to decrease barking, stay around the offending item. Whether your dog barks in response to other dogs, people, certain sounds or something else, it is important to habituate him to this circumstance. Eventually, your dog should see that barking is not necessary in this situation.

Continue training your dog using the same techniques over time. If you have a large family ensure everyone is involved with the dog training. It will be easier for a pet to learn a single set of commands.

Use your dog’s name as many times as you can, this will keep his attention on you. When you first get a dog it is important to say his name often, so that he will associate it to himself and will be more apt to pay attention to you when you call it. For best results, the dog’s name should be short and not sound like any other word in the English language.

Dog training shouldn’t be a battle, and dog owners are now learning that. The correct focus and determination will enable any dog owner to achieve wonderful things in the training of their pooch. A good training regimen will bring out the best in any dog.

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